MrOizo's JZA70 - 2JZGTE and V160!!

MrOizo

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Turbo Habanero;1878388 said:
I love that dash setup amazing !
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Wow that was a quick reply! :)

I should have added that I trimmed out all the clear face of the perspex cover so i wouldnt lose the air vents - looked at re-designing them but why not keep it simple aye? ;) The white backing of the cluster is gutted also. no orignal parts in there.
 
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MrOizo;1878387 said:
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You can see in these photo's best Do you plan on somehow rounding the edges of the plastic to make it look like it fits better?
 
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Turbo Habanero;1878390 said:
You can see in these photo's best Do you plan on somehow rounding the edges of the plastic to make it look like it fits better?
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Yeah planning on it. Maybe filling with some soft foam/filler or something similar. Where the clock was annoys me - will see what someone can do to fill that in.
 
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Pretty much finished the 'proof of concept'!
I have lights like indicators, high beam, hand brake etc working. The gauges illuminate/power up and all seems to be working fine!

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Gauge cluster is just sitting in there - not bolted down or anything.

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I wanted a way to remove the cluster and not have to unplug from the Defi meters. I went to Jaycar and realised i could use a USB plug (extension for the M & F ends) worked out alright i think :)

Will the USB wiring be suitable for the Defis? I did notice they were pretty thin wires. Will see i guess

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I went to Pinch a Part and got a loom plug (both ends) and made my own dash connector. have two spare slots - might use one for door and one for charge light. The sad thing is I actually paid for the plugs. Oh wells :)

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Thanks for Grrrr! i should have a CF panel in here very soon to replace the aluminium panel currently in there! :D
 
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What did you do with the 1jz? also did the V160 tranny bolt right in? I remember hearing how you have to widen the tranny tunnel to fit the V160.
 
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empera;1883402 said:
love the build man!

what sender are you using off the trans to read speed?
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Thanks! I'm using the stock V160 speed sensor.

MkIII FTW;1883434 said:
That's crazy!!! Build is turning out great man, can't wait to see what the panel looks like.
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Thanks, neither can I! :)


Doat;1883479 said:
What did you do with the 1jz? also did the V160 tranny bolt right in? I remember hearing how you have to widen the tranny tunnel to fit the V160.
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I ended up selling the 1JZ. They're common here in NZ.
I widened the tunnel by about 1 inch in one point around where the crossmember bolts to.
Can't remember where else - was so long ago!
 
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Another update.. So soon!

Am meant to be flying to Fiji today... Flight was delayed from 2pm to 10pm. Managed to get some garage time :)

I have been working on this dash and it looks like its pretty much finished! Only thing i want to add is a dial for adjusting the brightness of the Rev, Speed, Fuel Level and Volt meters.

Anyways, some pics!!!

Highbeam and indicators working as they should:
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Looking from the side:
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While Running:
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Overall pic of cluster (the 14 pin plug gives cluster all non Defi gauges and LEDs power):
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How the wiring is tied up at the moment. Will change soon no doubt:
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Start up video with all gauges working!! (excluding volt meter and fuel level)

 
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